Worship describes those times we gather deliberately seeking to encounter God in Christ. We cultivate our relationship with God and with one another as the people of God. We don't attend worship to squeeze God into our lives; we seek to meld our lives into God's. It's a time to think less about ourselves and more about faith, less abut our personal agendas and more about God's will. We encounter a fresh vision of God's reality in Christ so that God's Spirit can reshape our lives and form us into the Body of Christ.

Comprehending the meaning of worship requires looking beyond what people do to see with the eyes of faith what God does. God uses worship to transform lives, heal wounded souls, renew hope, shape decisions, provoke change, inspire compassion, and bind people to one another. God through Christ actively seeks relationship to us through worship. 

-- U.M. Bishop Robert Schnase in Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations 

Three worship services offer variety and vitality 

Sunday Morning Traditional Worship:
8:00 & 9:15 a.m. in our English Gothic Sanctuary with music by our Bell Choir, Sanctuary Choir and Organ.

"Fresh Bread" Contemporary Worship:
10:45 a.m. Sundays in our Sanctuary with music by our JAM Band and Vocal Team.

Communion is served at all three worship services on the first Sunday of each month. A glutton-free option is available.

We offer live streaming video of the 9:15 a.m. traditional worship service and the 10:45 a.m. Fresh Bread contemporary worship service. To view the services at their times, click Live Streaming Video.